The move means that more than 10,000 metric tool items including milling and tool holders can be accessed by Seco customers.
The partnership utilises the convenience of cloud-based technology, which enables customers to optimise the way they gather information for their manufacturing operations by searching for the proper cutting tool that best fits their cutting conditions.
Furthermore, Seco customers will be able to easily download descriptive, usage and geometric information directly into their shop floor software, such as CAM, simulation, and tool management systems.
Explains MachiningCloud senior product manager Pierre-Francois Tavard: “MachiningCloud’s ability to feed Seco product data directly into their customers’ shop software offers a tremendous benefit over paper catalogs and websites that currently offer this type of data which is then manually typed into the end user’s software.
“By utilising cloud technology and industry standards, including ISO13399, STEP, GTC and MTConnect, MachiningCloud is capable of serving up-to-date product data to virtually any shop floor software or system.”
Adds Seco’s VP for product line and marketing Helena Söderström: “We believe that being visible in several channels and partnering up with external parties is crucial in today’s market place. The partnership with MachiningCloud is an additional channel to offer machine shops the next level of productivity through our high-performance products and supporting services.
“Users of MachiningCloud will have the possibility already in the simulation phase to use Seco products and our product data. It will also be possible to connect machines in production to the tool library”.
